Detection or treatment: which outcome measure?
The UK NHS C trachomatis screening pilot is evaluating the feasibility and acceptability of opportunistic screening in primary and secondary healthcare settings in two health authorities. 5 Three of the primary outcome measures that are being evaluated are the number of positive diagnoses, the propo...
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| description | The UK NHS C trachomatis screening pilot is evaluating the feasibility and acceptability of opportunistic screening in primary and secondary healthcare settings in two health authorities. 5 Three of the primary outcome measures that are being evaluated are the number of positive diagnoses, the proportion of the positive diagnoses treated, and the rate of patient or provider led partner notification. |
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